The Nera Greenway is a gravel path that can be travelled on foot, by bicycle or on horseback, which runs along the Nera river and makes the area accessible in a slow and very low-impact mode. Departing from Ferentillo, it is possible to ride along the Nera Greenway to the Marmore Falls (by bike 45 mins. x 12 km) or the towns of Scheggino and Santa Anatolia di Narco (by bike 90 min. x 15 km), from where you can also continue to another famous cycle path: the 'Spoleto/Norcia'. This cycle-pedestrian route is a set of several routes that include the Benedictine itineraries, the Via di San Francesco, and the former Spoleto-Norcia railway, and which are now connected to form a well-marked ring-route of about 180 km. The route of the Nera Greenway runs along a section of the Via di Francesco, of which Ferentillo is an intermediate step between Spoleto and Arrone.
At about 9:30 a.m. in Arrone (TR), meeting with the bike-tourist guide, delivery of bikes/helmets and departure for a bike tour in the Nera River Park, along the Greenway, an ecological cycle ride for everyone that allows you to visit the medieval villages of Arrone and Casteldilago (approx. 2/3 hours). Continuing on to Ferentillo, stop at a snack bar for a light lunch (tagliere and glass of wine). Guided tour to the Mummies Museum in the crypt of St. Stephen's Church, a unique place that attracted scientists from all over the world for the perfect state of mummification of the bodies. Continuing on for a guided tour of the San Pietro in Valle Abbey, which has Longobard origins and still preserves important murals and precious sarcophagi.
